Navy sailors have radiation sickness

By the way, all workers under socialism/communism/facism become union party workers.

His first official act was to bypass the Reichtag, with the Enabling Act (much like our Presidents want to bypass Congress with Executive Order).

Was it his second third or fouth thing he did then, cause that would make a big difference in my arguement


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Don't know or care, probably about the time he sought gun control.

HEARTLESS wrote: Don't know or care, probably about the time he sought gun control.

I'm all for gun rights..I've said that about 1000 times..I'm for everything and anything that empowers people over the state. It doesn't mean I dream about shooting intruders like you "people" do

Since you can read my dreams, what does the use of an IWI Tavor and your dental work mean?

Are they going to change it to SSGN?

I haven't found an official avatar, yet ---- would imagine it's been switched to SSGN.

If you find one - let me know.

re. the Navy

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they've taken pretty darn care of my son the last two years.

They've done such a nice job of it, he's going to extend two more years.

Hell - my son's going to make more than me, soon.

http://www.military.com/recruiting/bonu ... ke-sailors


..."The Navy hopes to retain 989 sailors through the bonus, which is offered to sailors with up to 10 years of service, Manning said.
Manning said the following sailors with nuclear ratings will see an increase in re-enlistment bonuses:
Electronic technicians, submarines and surface ships.
Machinist’s mates, submarines and surface ships.
Engineering lab technicians, submarines.
The bonus is calculated using an award multiple, which is multiplied by additional months of service and base pay and divided by 12 to come up with a dollar amount, Manning said.
For example, the award multiple for electronic technicians on submarines has been raised from 8.5 to 9, meaning the re-enlistment bonus for a four-year contract has increased from $59,600 to $63,000, he said."...

BlazerBob wrote: www.military.com/recruiting/bonus-center...ses-for-nuke-sailors


..."The Navy hopes to retain 989 sailors through the bonus, which is offered to sailors with up to 10 years of service, Manning said.
Manning said the following sailors with nuclear ratings will see an increase in re-enlistment bonuses:
Electronic technicians, submarines and surface ships.
Machinist’s mates, submarines and surface ships.
Engineering lab technicians, submarines.
The bonus is calculated using an award multiple, which is multiplied by additional months of service and base pay and divided by 12 to come up with a dollar amount, Manning said.
For example, the award multiple for electronic technicians on submarines has been raised from 8.5 to 9, meaning the re-enlistment bonus for a four-year contract has increased from $59,600 to $63,000, he said."...

That's better than I remember it.